ERIK HERLOW; COPENHAGEN CUTLERY

Erik Herlow, Copenhagen Cutlery, Denmark. Stainless steel. Marked on ends. Includes: (3) serving pcs.; (12 each) dinner forks, knives, soups; (10 each) salad forks, butter knives; (23) teaspoons. Dime

An Erik Herlow for Copenhagen Cutlery Obelisk Flatware Service(74) pieces total, made in Denmark, stainless steel, includes (11) knives (8 1/4 in.), (13) forks (7 1/2 in.), (9) salad forks (6 5/8 in.)

Obelisk stainless steel flatware by Erik Herlow for Copenhagen Cutlery, Denmark 1954. Set includes: original storage box, eight - nine piece place settings, five serving pieces, and three cocktail for

Obelisk stainless steel flatware by Erik Herlow for Copenhagen Cutlery, 1954. Service for eight includind: eight large and small spoons, eight large and small forks, eight large and small knives, two

Obelisk stainless steel flatware set by Erik Herlow for Copenhagen Cutlery, 1950s. Comprised of seven teaspoons, eleven butter knives, fifteen dinner knives, fifteen dinner forks and twenty-one salad

Obelisk flatware by Erik Herlow for Copenhagen Cutlery, place setting for 6 with extra pieces. Created in 1954 for Universal Steel of Denmark and retailed around the world by Georg Jensen. Technically

Obelisk stainless steel flatware by Erik Herlow for Copenhagen Cutlery, Denmark, 1954. Set includes six, six-piece place settings.

Danish Modernist partial flatware service in stainless steel, from the "Obelisk" pattern designed by Erik Herlow for Copenhagen Cutlery and Georg Jensen, c. 1950's-1960's. Includes: (6) dinner knives,

Erik Herlow Contrast flatware service Copenhagen CutleryDenmark, 1959stainless steel Nine-piece service for six, plus two additional serving utensils; 56 pieces total. Impressed manufacture

Danish, circa 1960s, stainless steel, most stamped "Copenhagen Cutlery/Denmark", including: six spoons, 7-1/2 in.; six knives, 8-1/4 in.; six forks, 7-5/8 in.; six demitasse spoons, 5-1/4 in.; two sal

Erik Herlow Six-piece 'Obelisk' flatware set for eight, ca. 1954 Stainless steel. Manufactured by Copenhagen Cutlery, Denmark. Each with manufacturer's mark. Set comprising eight six-piece place setti

Lot of 197 Stainless Steel Copenhagen Cutlery Denmark. Obelisk pattern by Erik Herlow. Total 197 pieces: 10 place knives, 20 serrated knives, 25 individual butter spreaders, 24 dinner forks, 24 salad

70pcs Modernist Copenhagen Cutlery Denmark Flatware. Designed by Eric Herlow. Obelisk pattern. Marked.-- Dimensions: --- US Shipping charge: $35

52pc Copenhagen Cutlery Danish Flatware. Contrast by Erik Herlow. Modernist Stainless pieces with gray black composite handles. 9 each of dinner knives; dinner forks. 10 each of teaspoons; butter kniv

Made in Denmark.

225 pieces of Erik Herlow Danish "Obelisk" pattern stainless flatware in Christofle case

with maker's mark; comprising: 18 dinner knives (8 1/4"); 11 dinner forks (7 1/2 inches); 10 salad forks (6 5/6 inches); 12 teaspoons (6 1/2 inches); 10 soup spoons (7 3/8 inches); and 2 serving spoon

Copenhagen, Denmark cutlery set, stainless flatware, to include: one large fork, one large knife, eight dinner knives, eight table spoons, 1 demitasse spoon, three soup spoons, eight seafood forks, ei

Antique Royal Copenhagen Erik Nielsen Pekingese Dog. Measures 5.5 H x 6 deep x 4.5 inches W.

Erik Nielsen for Royal Copenhagen, a large figure of a dachshund, modelled sitting, painted marks and incised signature, 22cm high

Erik Nielsen for Royal Copenhagen. Porcelain figure. Grey-striped cat. Model number 1025/340. Dated 1950. Measures: 18 x 15 cm In excellent condition. Stamped. 1st factory quality. Reserve: $133.00 Sh

Erik Nielsen for Royal Copenhagen. Porcelain figure. Grey-striped cat. Model number 1025/340. Dated 1950. Measures: 18 x 15 cm In excellent condition. Stamped. 1st factory quality. Reserve: $133.00 Sh

Erik Gronborg(b. 1931)Lidded Vessel with Decal Design, 1982glazed earthenwareErik Gronborg (b. 1931 Copenhagen, Denmark) has made his home in the United States for most of his life. He received his MA

2 Tierfiguren: Katzen, Royal Copenhagen, nach 1923 Entwurf: Erik Nielsen bzw. Andrea Nielsen. Porzellan, Unterglasurbemalung in Blaugrau, eine Katze sitzend, die andere liegend. Bezeichnet: Manufaktur